id       = "goodsync"
name     = "GoodSync"
homepage = "https://www.goodsync.com"
description = "GoodSync is a software application that is used for data synchronization and backup purposes."
# The GoodSync mark, from goodsync.com's touch icon.
icon     = "https://www.goodsync.com/apple-touch-icon.png"
# The GUI ships a command line twin: the manual's GSYNC chapter calls it "a
# command-line version of GoodSync" and "the standard version for Linux
# environments". On macOS the bundle identifier is
# com.sibersystems.goodsyncmac2000, which the Homebrew cask names in
# `uninstall quit:` (https://formulae.brew.sh/api/cask/goodsync.json).
executables   = ["gsync"]

[dotfiles]

# https://www.goodsync.com/manual, the /profile= option under "Profile and
# Logging options": "GoodSync profile folder. Accounts, Jobs, Groups, and
# Program Options are all loaded from the files 'accounts-bookmarks.tic' and
# 'jobs-groups-options.tic' in this folder. … If not specified, the profile
# folder is 'C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\GoodSync' on Windows. On Mac and
# Linux/UNIX systems, the profile folder defaults to '~/.goodsync'."
#
# Only one of the two files is content: jobs-groups-options.tic holds the sync
# jobs, the groups they are in and the program options. The other is below.
# The macOS preferences domain comes from the same cask's zap stanza.
paths = [
  "~/.goodsync/jobs-groups-options.tic",
  "%APPDATA%/GoodSync/jobs-groups-options.tic",
  "[preferences]/com.sibersystems.goodsyncmac2000.plist",
]

# The profile folder also accumulates _mirrors_ — per-job state files, job logs
# and prior file versions — and the global logs, but neither is named above:
# this entry lists the two files rather than the folder, so there is nothing
# inside what syncs to carve out.
exclude = []

# accounts-bookmarks.tic is a credential store. The manual's "Server Accounts
# and Account Sync" chapter: "A Server Account contains the address of an
# online folder and the credentials needed to access it… By default, GoodSync
# retains a local copy of Server Accounts." Folder encryption passwords are
# kept per Server Account in the same place. Both platform spellings are named,
# or the file syncs in the clear from whichever machine the rule missed.
secret = [
  "~/.goodsync/accounts-bookmarks.tic",
  "%APPDATA%/GoodSync/accounts-bookmarks.tic",
]

# No machine_lines: the .tic files are GoodSync's own container format, which
# `format` cannot parse (toml, yaml and json only). A job does name the two
# absolute paths it syncs between, which a consumer able to read the format
# should expect to rewrite.